N	Concordance
1	nts have surgery, an operation called a nephrectomy. In some cases, the surgeon 
2	 vessels, ureter and nerves under acute nephrectomy. Under chronic unilateral ne
3	r 6 years. She did well after bilateral nephrectomy, left salpingo-oophorectomy,
4	sulted in kidney rupture and consequent nephrectomy. 14% of all patients complai
5	cantly more rapid than after open donor nephrectomy. There were no differences w
6	ears 29 patients underwent laparoscopic nephrectomy with intact removal of the r
7	ymptoms, the patient had a radical left nephrectomy for a 11 x 7.5-cm RCC. The t
8	rtial nephrectomy or unilateral partial nephrectomy with  contralateral radical 
9	nephrectomy with  contralateral radical nephrectomy when technically feasible ma
10	ed the efficacy of laparoscopic radical nephrectomy for removing kidneys with sm
11	rombus in the inferior vena cava. Right nephrectomy as well as resection of the 
12	rted in kidneys of rats with five-sixth nephrectomy, a model for chronic renal f
13	ression of renal failure after subtotal nephrectomy in transgenic rats carrying 
14	resence of a native kidney. After total nephrectomy a patchy pattern of necrotic
15	e nephrectomy. Under chronic unilateral nephrectomy, basal MRNA and the weight o